The phrase "prepare a cake" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it in instructions to a recipe, or when telling someone to make a cake. For example: "Please prepare a cake for my birthday party."
Coming, as it did, sandwiched between last weekend's hiding at Perth by the world champion Springboks and today's likely repeat performance at Brisbane's SunCorp stadium, it is safe to say the Australians probably did not prepare a cake the size of Sydney Harbour to celebrate the event for their New Zealand chief.
Grease and prepare a cake pan, approximately 22 centimeter (8.7 in) at base.
She and Maria got balloons, prepared a cake, and hired a mariachi band.
Update | May 2: Ten days after this post was published, The Lede discovered that the photograph of the event that generated the most controversy (at the very top of this post) had been taken by another Swedish artist, Marianne Lindberg De Geer, who had also prepared a cake for the Stockholm Museum of Modern Art's a celebration of World Art Day.
It's a small congregation and someone has prepared a cake to share after the prayer.
It's as easy as preparing a cake from a box mix ― just dump and stir.
In 2013, Aaron and Melissa Klein cited their religious beliefs when they refused to prepare a wedding cake for Laurel and Rachel Bowman-CRachel
Pat Robertson is the latest conservative voice to sound off on the controversy surrounding a Colorado baker's refusal to prepare a wedding cake for a same-sex couple.
In the old days, you feel, the office cook would prepare a lovingly handmade cake, which would be sliced up and offered around.
Mini cakes can be used with any cake recipe or cake mix you have, so prepare a batch of your favourite cake batter.
Diane Lord, one of the guides on our river-rafting tour, had prepared a chocolate cake from a package mix she had brought along to celebrate the birthday of one of the tour participants.
